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<br />~ <br /> <br />June <br /> <br />Numerous juveniles and adults are caught in the act of breaking into vehicles in the Lexington and Blaine <br />areas by CPLPD officers. Suspects are found to be in possession of stolen items from all five Centennial <br />area cities. All suspects are charged in court and property is returned to the rightful owners. <br /> <br />An adult male attempts to abduct a local juvenile female outside a Lexington business. Police are called <br />to scene as suspect flees area in an automobile. Charges are filed against the male who has a long history <br />of criminal sexual conduct. Charges in case do not proceed past the Anoka County Attorney's office. <br /> <br />July <br /> <br />Three separate domestic incidents turn violent and two suspects are charged in court with felony assault. <br />One suspect is charged with biting off the lip of her victim. Another suspect is charged with gross <br />misdemeanor resisting arrest after struggling with the officer who responded to the assault. <br /> <br />A Centerville resident arrives home to find two male burglars present. Suspects flee residence and <br />attempt to escape in Centerville Lake. Centennial Rescue assists in apprehending suspects who are <br />exhausted from swimming. Even the Chief got involved in this one, and I of course got stuck with all the <br />paperwork! <br /> <br />- <br /> <br />A Lexington business falls victim to an employee theft. During investigation and after several interviews <br />with employees, a fingerprint is found on an altered deposit ticket. When suspect in case responds to be <br />fingerprinted, we find his prints are marred by dried super-glue; on all fingers and thumbs. Upon <br />submitting "normal" fingerprints of this suspect, the Anoka County Crime Lab confirms a thumbprint <br />match to the altered deposit ticket latent print. Suspect is charged out accordingly in court. <br /> <br />An exposer is caught in Circle Pines after reports are received on two consecutive days by different <br />victims. A criminal history check on this suspect reveals no previous convictions for this type of crime. <br />The Circle Pines City Attorney, doing a little sleuthing of his own, finds the male suspect to have FIVE <br />previous misdemeanor convictions for exposing in Ramsey County! <br /> <br />August <br /> <br />A Lexington resident lists his personal vehicle for sale and is contacted by a fellow Lexington resident <br />wanting to test drive same. Vehicle is never returned from the test drive. Police apprehend this suspect in <br />northern MN during an investigation into an unrelated incident involving another vehicle theft. It seems, <br />unfortunately for the thief, the motor had quit on the Lexington vehicle. After "selling" this vehicle to the <br />tow driver who came to his ( the thiefs) rescue, and stealing another, this thiefs "luck" ran out! <br /> <br />A male party in Centerville crashes his motorcycle after popping a "wheelie." Upon police arrival, male <br />states he's okay and is transported home by police. The next day, the accident report had to be amended. <br />The driver of the motorcycle failed to inform the officer that a female was also on his motorcycle when it <br />crashed. She had sustained serious injuries and had been transported from the scene by a passerby. <br />Driver of cycle was charged with felony driving infractions. <br /> <br />September <br /> <br />A local male seriously assaults his mother and flees scene. Male had previously inflicted similar injuries <br />to family members, but had not been charged per family request. <br /> <br />t <br />